Mühle Oberneuland

The Oberneuland Mill in Bremen is a prominent landmark of the district of the same name and has served as a branch of the Focke Museum since 1972. Built in 1848, this Dutch-style gallery windmill, with its octagonal masonry base and half-timbered upper structure, is fully operational and was rebuilt after a fire destroyed the mill that stood here before. Here you can marvel at the historic milling technology with its self-adjusting fantail, and also explore the permanent exhibition "From Grain to Bread." A stop on the Lower Saxony Mill Route and a protected monument, the complex offers a fascinating glimpse into the region's cultural and craft history.